A 12-week private perimenopause strength and longevity lab.
Build muscle, stabilise symptoms, and train with data — without crash diets or burnout.
A precision-built, evidence-informed coaching experience designed specifically for the perimenopausal body. Every element is personalised, async, and grounded in the latest science on muscle, bone, and metabolic health.
Progressive compound lifting tailored to your recovery and hormonal rhythm.
Protein-forward, calorie-sane fuelling that preserves lean mass and supports energy.
Evidence-informed stack with a clear hierarchy — habits first, then strategic additions.
Wearable-driven adjustments using HRV, resting heart rate, and sleep.
Structured collaboration with your existing clinical care — not a replacement for it.
You are not imagining it. The symptoms are real, the physiology is well-understood, and the frustration is completely valid.
Shifting oestrogen alters fat storage. Visceral adiposity increases independently of calorie intake — making "eat less, move more" insufficient.
Fluctuating progesterone and oestrogen impair neurotransmitter activity, glucose regulation, and mitochondrial function.
Oestrogen withdrawal disrupts thermoregulation and sleep architecture, amplifying cortisol and worsening muscle breakdown.
Declining oestrogen accelerates sarcopenia and increases joint sensitivity — making recovery slower and injury risk higher.
Understanding the underlying physiology transforms perimenopause from something happening to you into something you can actively navigate.
Fluctuates erratically before declining. Influences muscle synthesis, bone density, cardiovascular health, glucose metabolism, mood, and sleep. Its variability makes this phase particularly turbulent.
Declines earlier and more steadily. Lower levels contribute to anxiety, sleep disruption, and heightened stress reactivity — directly impairing training recovery.
Declines with falling oestrogen. Carbohydrate handling becomes less efficient, energy less stable, and fat storage — particularly visceral — more likely.

In perimenopause and beyond, skeletal muscle is a metabolic organ, a structural protector, and a long-term investment in your independence, cognition, and quality of life.
More muscle means a higher basal metabolic rate, improved glucose handling, and more stable energy — directly counteracting perimenopausal metabolic shifts.
Strength training stimulates bone mineral density, reduces fall risk, supports joint integrity, and protects against age-related injury.
Muscle mass is independently associated with preserved brain function, reduced dementia risk, and greater functional independence into your 60s, 70s, and beyond.
This programme is designed for a specific woman at a specific moment in her life. If this resonates, you are in the right place.
Typically women in their late 30s to early 50s noticing their body behaving differently. No formal diagnosis required.
Your old routine feels less effective. Recovery takes longer. Sleep is less restorative. These are signals your approach needs updating.
You are done with generic advice and programmes designed for 25-year-olds. You want coaching grounded in physiology and personalised to your data.
Ready to prioritise 2–3 sessions per week. Gym or home-based options are both accommodated.
Specific, measurable outcomes grounded in the physiology of perimenopause and the evidence base for resistance training, nutrition, and recovery.
Limit sarcopenia, improve body composition, and support a higher resting metabolic rate.
Smarter training loads and protein-forward nutrition reduce cortisol spikes and improve sleep quality.
Progressive loading stimulates bone density. Cardiovascular conditioning supports long-term metabolic health.
Feel confident evaluating supplements and speaking with your clinician — with a one-page summary prepared at programme end.
Three progressive phases, each building on the last — with formal async integration checkpoints at Weeks 2, 6, and 10 to ensure the plan adapts to how your body is actually responding.

Foundation, assessment, 2×/week strength training.
Build and adapt, 3×/week training, power introduction.
Consolidate, progressive overload, structured deload.
Async support runs throughout all three phases. Written or video feedback delivered within two business days of each checkpoint.
Full intake assessment, strength benchmarks, HRV and sleep tracking, and your personalised Perimenopause Strength Map. Optional lab markers to discuss with your clinician: Vitamin D, thyroid panel, fasting glucose, ferritin, lipid panel, FSH, and oestradiol.
Compound movements: squats, deadlifts, rows, presses, and lunges. Heavy strength work (3–6 reps) and moderate hypertrophy work (8–12 reps). Autoregulation via the 2–5% load rule, HRV-based adjustment, RPE anchoring, and fortnightly form video feedback.
1–2×/week using medicine ball work, kettlebell swings, and jump-free plyometrics — training fast-twitch fibres for agility and fall prevention.
Single-leg exercises and proprioceptive drills woven into each session — one of the most evidence-supported fall-prevention interventions available.
Protein target of 1.2–1.6g/kg bodyweight. 20–40g per meal across 3–4 servings. Maximum 200–300 kcal deficit to protect lean mass.

Habits first, foundational supplements second, strategic additions third. Nothing is prescribed — everything is educated and personalised.
3–5g daily. The most research-supported supplement for muscle, strength, cognitive function, and mood in perimenopausal women.
2–3g EPA+DHA daily. Supports cardiovascular health, brain function, inflammation modulation, and muscle recovery.
Emerging evidence supports connective tissue benefits — particularly relevant given increased joint sensitivity in perimenopause.
HRV trends, resting heart rate, readiness score, and sleep metrics guide real-time training decisions. Manual alternatives provided if no wearable is available.
The final module is not just the end of 12 weeks — it is the beginning of the next phase of your health.
Core lifts retested against baseline. A realistic 10–15% strength improvement is expected for most participants.
40–50% volume reduction with maintained movement quality — often producing the clearest strength expression in retesting.
Sleep quality, energy, mood, HRV, and resting heart rate compared against Week 1 data.
A comprehensive written document covering 6–12 month training rhythm, nutrition strategy, supplement decision tree, and a clinician-ready medical one-pager.
This is a collaborative, expert-supported experience built around your data, your goals, and your life — not a course you navigate alone.
Access via Voxer, WhatsApp, or a dedicated portal. Questions receive a response within two business days.
In-depth async review of training logs, tracker data, and symptom patterns — delivered as a personalised video or voice message.
Submit 2–4 training videos per fortnight for precise technique feedback and specific coaching cues.
Training plan, protein targets, nutrition framework, supplement roadmap, and long-term blueprint — all built specifically for you.

No. Perimenopause is a phase, not a formal diagnosis. You do not need bloodwork to begin.
This programme is well-suited to beginners. Early modules prioritise technique, and form video feedback supports women learning compound lifts for the first time.
Approximately 3–4 hours of structured training, plus 10 minutes of daily mobility work and 20–30 minutes of async engagement.
Both are fully compatible. GLP-1 users will find protein targets and lean mass preservation especially critical. HRT users will find supplement and recovery guidance calibrated accordingly.
The habits, strength, and metabolic health you build in this decade have a disproportionate impact on your quality of life in your 50s, 60s, 70s, and beyond.
This is the most important prevention window of your life — and it is wide open.
Bespoke, data-driven coaching built around your body and your life.
Equivalent conventional coaching costs €3,600–€6,000. A payment plan is available.
The personalised async model requires genuine capacity to deliver at the standard this experience demands.
Your Body Is Changing — Build the Strongest Version of It